Spiritual Pilgrimage to Kinder Scout in the Peak District

We are thrilled to announce that on July 26th there will be a pilgrimage to a holy mountain in the picturesque Peak District led by Mark Bennett!

• Send out spiritual energy for world peace, which is so desperately needed at this time

• Tune in to the energy of this beautiful sacred space and be uplifted by its spiritual power

• Open yourself up to feel the presence of the spirits of nature – and radiate joyous gratitude to these silent devic forces

• Tune in to the energy signature of great Spiritual Beings from other worlds who have blessed this mountain with their holy presence including Yoga Master Dr. George King

• Join in with the mystical practice of The Twelve Blessings – preparation for the beautiful journey into the advanced mystical state of Cosmic Consciousness

• Make a difference in the world by raising global consciousness – and your own

• Spiritually activate your chakras

• Chant sacred mantra to raise your vibration and invoke holy power

• Burn negative karma – create positive karma for a better future

• Experience spiritual healing and inspiration

• Connect more deeply with your soul essence

• Enjoy spiritual renewal to embrace life’s magical opportunities

• Take the unforgettable memory of this life-changing experience away with you as lasting progress in your spiritual journey!

This pilgrimage will be followed by a relaxed social at a local venue – meet like-minded souls, chat with kindred spirits, and make new spiritual friends!

When you register, your confirmation email will include information about travel, where and when to meet, and details about the social afterwards. The Service at the Charged Rock (near the summit) will be held at 12 noon.

IMPORTANT NOTE ABOUT PILGRIMAGES TO HOLY MOUNTAINS:

Mountains are potentially very dangerous places. We recommend that if you have a long distance to travel, you arrive the day prior to a Pilgrimage at suitable local accommodation so as to have a good night’s rest before climbing the mountain on the following day. We strongly suggest having a good breakfast and drinking plenty of fluids before climbing. You should be well prepared for sudden changes in the weather – wear mountain boots, and carry both warm and waterproof clothing. Suitable headgear, sunblock, insect repellent, energy bars and water are all basic essentials but requirements will vary depending on the mountain and weather conditions. Always make sure you inform someone of your plans and the time you are expecting to return.

You should not attempt a mountain climb that exceeds your level of fitness or health. If you are unable to climb to the charged spot on a particular mountain you can still do a tremendous amount of good from whatever point you reach.

All pilgrims should inform us in advance which holy mountain(s) they plan to climb. Please note that all pilgrims take part in these Pilgrimages at their own risk.